- Hillary Clinton’s lawyers filed a motion Wednesday to dismiss Trump’s RICO case against her.
- The document describes Trump’s broad accusations as “fact-free” and “baseless.”
- “But despite his provocative call for action in capital letters, the plaintiff waited four years, four months and twenty-four days before filing a lawsuit,” Clinton’s lawyers wrote.
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Lawyers for former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton have asked a judge to dismiss Donald Trump’s RICO case against her.
In a heated lawsuit, Clinton’s lawyers refuted Trump’s broad claims of “no facts” and “useless.”
Trump sued Clinton last month, accusing her – and several others accused of her 2016 campaign, the Democratic Party, the Justice Department and the FBI – of carrying out an “unthinkable conspiracy” to link his 2016 campaign to Russia’s government.
The trial continued to accuse the defendants of conspiring to fabricate evidence linking him to “hostile foreign sovereignty.” He rejected any “fictitious Trump-Russia link” and recycled false and misleading allegations made by Trump about the investigation of former Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller into the Trump campaign and the 2016 election.
Clinton’s lawyers shattered Trump’s allegations in their paperwork on Wednesday, writing that Trump first “claimed that the defendants had talked about creating the Steele file.” Second, he claims that the defendants conspired to obtain and disclose a domain name system … information about Internet traffic from various computers. Third, he claims that the defendants conspired to provide false statements to law enforcement authorities, which he claims were solely responsible for various investigations into the plaintiff, his campaign and his collaborators. “
“Finally,” the file said, “he claims that the defendants” organized a malicious conspiracy to disseminate manifestly false and harmful information “- that is, a public speech with which he disagreed.”
However, “according to the applicant’s own account, these alleged events took place a long time ago and the plaintiff has been aware of his alleged injuries for years,” Clinton’s lawyers said.
They went on to point to Trump’s countless tweets about Clinton, Steele’s file and the FBI’s investigation into Russia.
In fact, all of the plaintiff’s claims were accumulated no later than October 29, 2017, when the plaintiff publicly claimed that Clinton was responsible for Steele’s file, the Komi amendment and the “false” stories of his collusion with Russia. and claims the facts of the alleged conspiracy “pour out” … “, the document says.
“But despite his provocative call for action in capital letters, the plaintiff waited four years, four months and twenty-four days before filing a lawsuit,” Clinton’s lawyers wrote. “Delaying him makes his every request untimely.”
They added: “Even if the applicant’s allegations were timely, they are still unfounded. To be clear, Clinton vigorously disputes the allegations in the complaint. But even if he accepted these allegations as true, the applicant did not put forward any known legal reasons for his action. ‘
A Clinton spokesman earlier told Insider in a statement that Trump’s case was “nonsense.”
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